Fall 2015 Anime

Saitama, a hero who appears entirely ordinary, dedicated three years of grueling training to fulfill his childhood ambition, a process that left him completely bald. He has now achieved such overwhelming power that he can neutralize any opponent with a single blow. Yet, this unmatched strength has resulted in an unexpected dilemma: the lack of any real challenge has robbed him of the thrill of combat, leaving him profoundly bored. His life changes when Genos, a nineteen-year-old cyborg, observes Saitama’s abilities and begs to become his disciple. Genos suggests they both register with the Hero Association to gain official recognition for their societal contributions. Amazed that his identity remains unknown despite his feats, Saitama readily accepts. As he forms bonds with new companions and faces fresh adversaries, Saitama joins the Association, seeking to rediscover the excitement of fighting that he once cherished.

After competing in the Inter-High, the Karasuno High School volleyball team tries to redirect their focus, now aiming to win the Spring tournament. When they receive an invitation from their long-time rival Nekoma High, Karasuno agrees to join a large training camp featuring many prominent volleyball teams in Tokyo, as well as some national-level players. By facing some of Japan's toughest teams, they hope not only to refine their abilities but also to develop new offensive strategies to strengthen themselves. Additionally, Hinata and Kageyama work on creating a more powerful technique, one capable of breaking through even the most solid blocks. Facing what could be their final opportunity for victory before the senior players leave, the members of Karasuno's volleyball team must learn to resolve their conflicts and train harder than ever to overcome both new and old formidable opponents—including their archrival Aoba Jousai and its world-class setter, Tooru Oikawa.

Yato and Yukine have finally repaired their bond as god and Regalia. As a little-known deity, Yato continues accepting odd jobs for five yen each, hoping to one day gain millions of followers and his own grand shrine. Hiyori Iki's loose soul remains unfixed, yet she cheerfully prepares for high school regardless. Though things appear to have returned to normal, the tangled history between Yato and Bishamon—the war goddess—comes to the surface. Bishamon harbors a mysterious old grudge against Yato, leading to violent confrontations. Adding to the complications, Kazuma, Bishamon's most trusted Regalia, owes Yato a debt. When lives are at stake, unraveling these secrets may be the only way to correct the mistakes of the past.

In this world, only a handful of humans can manifest their souls into formidable weapons. These individuals, called Blazers, undergo training at the prestigious Hagun Academy to become Mage-Knights. Among the student body is the so-called failure Ikki Kurogane, the sole F-ranked Blazer. But when the academy's worst student accidentally sees Stella Vermillion—an A-ranked Blazer who is also a princess—in the nude, she challenges him to a duel with severe stakes: the loser becomes the winner's slave. There's no way Stella could possibly lose, right? As he strives to demonstrate his strength to a world that considers him the weakest, Ikki acquires new friends, insight, and experience.

Yuuichirou Hyakuya has finally been reunited with his childhood friend Mikaela Hyakuya, whom he believed to be dead for a long time. However, upon meeting again, he learns that Mikaela has become a vampire. Determined to aid his friend, Yuuichirou swears to grow stronger so he can protect Mikaela and the members of the Moon Demon Company. Kureto Hiiragi receives intelligence that a large gathering of vampires is forming in Nagoya, preparing for an attack on the Imperial Demon Army's main forces in Tokyo. Under the command of Guren Ichinose, Yuuichirou's squad is among those chosen to intercept and defeat the vampire nobles. With the Nagoya operation drawing near, the members of Shinoa squad continue working to master their Cursed Gear and improve their teamwork. Yuuichirou must acquire the strength needed to slay the nobles and save his best friend before the demon inside his weapon consumes him.

A century ago, a massive catastrophe called the Invertia transformed the world, weakening established countries and allowing the Integrated Empire Foundation to gain power. This event also created the Genestella—humans with superhuman abilities. The most talented among them are chosen to attend elite schools, where they battle in public tournaments known as Festas. Ayato Amagiri transfers to the struggling Seidoukan Academy on a scholarship. After accidentally seeing Julis-Alexia von Riessfeld, the Witch of Resplendent Flames, in an embarrassing situation, she demands a duel. Though the match is called off, Ayato makes it clear he has no interest in Festas; he came to search for his missing older sister. But as a dark plot unfolds, Ayato must fight to survive, surrounded by some of the most powerful Genestella in the world.

Ougi Oshino, a strange new student, arrives at Naoetsu Private High School and is introduced to Koyomi Araragi by their mutual friend Kanbaru Suruga, who seeks advice about a peculiar discovery. Upon inspecting the school, Ougi spots a classroom that has materialized in a previously empty space, a location that shouldn't exist. Suspecting supernatural involvement, Araragi and Ougi investigate the mystery. After being trapped inside with Ougi, Araragi realizes the room contains the memories of an event he had long forgotten.

Basara Toujou struggles through a harsh life as the older step-brother of the demon sisters Mio and Maria Naruse, devoting himself to protecting them from arrogant demons who seek Mio's power. His responsibilities become even more tangled due to rising political conflict in the demon realm. After a messenger calls Mio to the demon world, she and her allies go there despite the dangers. Left stranded in enemy territory, Basara must use the power of erotic pleasure to increase his strength and accomplish the nearly unattainable goal of keeping everyone safe.

Tensions escalate among the clans as the Green King initiates moves that risk plunging the world into chaos. After the Gold King's death, the Dresden Slate—the source of the Kings' power—faces danger. Nagare Hisui, the cunning and enigmatic leader of the Green Clan Jungle, is determined to seize the powerful Slate by any means. Directly opposing him is Sceptre 4, the Blue Clan, led by their steadfast King, Reishi Munakata. Yet the alarming sight of his deteriorating Sword of Damocles jeopardizes both his clan's stability and all of Japan. Meanwhile, still recovering from their devastating losses, Anna Kushina and her aggressive clan HOMRA find themselves entangled in the Green King's schemes. Amid the turmoil, Kurou Yatogami and Neko are left defenseless while their cherished friend, Yashiro Isana, the Silver King, remains absent. As the remaining clans struggle against the Green King's formidable forces, one final king appears.

In a world where magical dangers and threats are ever-present, specialized warriors called Inquisitors are trained to non-violently prevent these threats and malicious activities. The Anti-Magic Academy is a dedicated institution that educates and trains these Inquisitors, dividing students into small squads to foster teamwork. Among them is the 35th Test Platoon, nicknamed the "Small Fry Platoon" because of its low ranking and unskilled members. But things shift when Ouka Ootori, a strong-willed and rebellious former Inquisitor, is forced to join the platoon after breaking rules and committing a serious offense: killing a witch. Her arrival sparks conflict, as she clashes with the clumsy squad captain Takeru Kusanagi and argues with the rest of the team over her attitude toward witches. This mismatched group has a long journey ahead if they hope to succeed and move up the ranks at the Anti-Magic Academy—they must first resolve their differences and learn to cooperate as a unit.

Kimito Kagurazaka is an ordinary guy with an alleged obsession with muscular men—or at least, that's the false story he's forced to maintain to avoid trouble at Seikain Academy, an elite all-girls school. Abducted by the institution under the mistaken belief that he is attracted to men, Kimito becomes their "commoner sample," meant to introduce the students to both common life and male presence so their eventual transition to the outside world won't be shocking. Threatened with castration if his true preferences contradict the school's assumptions, Kimito keeps up the charade to safeguard his masculinity. However, eccentric individuals lurk everywhere, complicating Kimito's existence further. Among them are Aika Tenkuubashi, a social misfit who speaks without a filter; Hakua Shiodome, a child prodigy; Karen Jinryou, a samurai's daughter obsessed with defeating Kimito; and Reiko Arisugawa, the perfect student who harbors fantasies of marrying him. Together with the commoner himself, these four girls form the Commoner Club, aiming to educate the students about life beyond the school walls, while Kimito gradually uncovers the peculiarities of the girls surrounding him.

On his first day of junior high, Eren Yeager runs into a titan—and gets his lunch stolen! From that moment onward, he harbors a deep resentment toward titans for swiping his favorite food, a cheeseburger, and swears to wipe them out for good. Together with his adoptive sister Mikasa Ackerman and their friend Armin Arlert, the three of them navigate the halls of Titan Junior High, meeting familiar faces and joining various clubs and activities as members of the Wall Cleanup Club. A parody of the massively popular original series, Shingeki! Kyojin Chuugakkou puts beloved characters into a junior high school setting, where they battle to defend their lunches from hungry titans.

More than three centuries have passed since the Calamity War, a massive conflict between Earth and its space colonies. Earth is now governed by four economic blocs, with the military force Gjallarhorn tasked with maintaining order. Mars, however, remains heavily reliant on Earth's economy. Shocked by the terrible living conditions endured by Mars' inhabitants, Kudelia Aina Bernstein, a young noble from the Chryse Autonomous Region, becomes involved in the Red Planet's independence movement. She hires the local company Chryse Guard Security (CGS) to escort her on a trip to Earth to negotiate economic terms with the earthly bloc controlling the region. The Third Army Division—comprising Mikazuki Augus, Orga Itsuka, and numerous other child soldiers—is chosen to protect her. When Gjallarhorn attacks the CGS facilities to eliminate the young revolutionary threatening their interests, Orga and his comrades must prevent the attackers from succeeding. In fact, Gjallarhorn's actions may inadvertently become the spark that leads these children to forge their own path.

When Shoutarou Tatewaki encounters Sakurako Kujou for the first time, he realizes his life is about to change drastically. At first, he suspects her of being involved in a local disappearance, but soon discovers her genuine expertise: examining bone specimens. Sakurako has an extensive collection of reconstructed animal skeletons, though she yearns for more human ones—a desire that unsettles those around her. Shoutarou then finds himself accompanying the eccentric osteologist as she investigates a series of unresolved cases, often involving decomposing bodies. With so many strange incidents occurring in their vicinity, a larger mystery may be unfolding in their lives. Sakurako-san no Ashimoto ni wa Shitai ga Umatteiru follows two unlikely partners, each demonstrating in their own way that while bones reveal how someone died, only people can reveal how they lived.

Genius programmer Shiki Magata has spent years in seclusion at a research facility on a remote island, rarely receiving visitors. Associate professor Souhei Saikawa and university student Moe Nishinosono come to see her, but their intended meeting is interrupted when they become entangled in a locked-room murder case. Beneath the surface, nothing is straightforward, and numerous secrets lie concealed. Within the isolated building, an apparently impossible and grotesque crime occurs, forcing Saikawa and Moe to uncover the truth behind both the murder and Magata's hidden past.

The Matsuno household is largely made up of six identical brothers: egocentric leader Osomatsu, masculine Karamatsu, sensible Choromatsu, cynical Ichimatsu, energetic Juushimatsu, and charming Todomatsu. Even though each of them is over 20 years old, they are extremely lazy and lack any drive to find employment, opting instead to exist as NEETs. When they rarely attempt to search for work and somehow secure an interview, their distinct personalities typically result in immediate rejection. From attempting to find girlfriends to seeking the perfect job, the Matsuno brothers' daily routines are never boring as they experience all sorts of wild, often completely absurd escapades. Though they earnestly try to improve their social position, it will stay out of reach if they cannot handle the various challenges that come with being sextuplets!

Yui Komori remains a prisoner in the Sakamaki household, held by the pureblood vampire brothers who crave her blood, but strange new developments continue to disrupt her life. Plagued by mysterious dreams, Yui finally understands their significance when she is involved in a car accident, leading her to encounter four unfamiliar vampires: the Mukami brothers—Ruki, Azusa, Kou, and Yuuma—who then take the bewildered girl captive. When Yui regains consciousness in the Mukami mansion, the brothers disclose their intentions for her: she is their "Eve," and her blood will determine which of them becomes the "Adam"; together, they will gain the power to rule the world. Yet, with the Sakamaki brothers in pursuit, their plans may not unfold as smoothly as anticipated.

The journey of Satoshi and his companions across the Kalos region presses onward! After earning his seventh gym badge, Satoshi and the group are heading to the next town when Eureka finds a strange Pokémon sleeping inside her bag. They name it Puni-chan, but even Satoshi and Serena's new Pokédex cannot identify it. It soon turns out that Puni-chan is being hunted by a mysterious group in red suits called Team Flare, who want to capture the little Pokémon for their own goals. However, when Satoshi and his friends realize Team Flare has no intention of treating Puni-chan well, they decide to stand against the organization's plans and fight back. With Gojika's prophecies looming above them, Satoshi aims to obtain his final gym badge while Serena competes for the last Princess Key so she can enter the TriPokalon Master Class. But as Team Flare begins to move in search of the mysterious Z, the stories of Pokémon XY and Pokémon XY: Mega Evolution intersect, pulling Satoshi, his friends, and even Team Rocket into a scheme that could plunge Kalos into great peril.

In a distant future, the very concept of warfare has been transformed. "Objects"—enormous, spherical tanks impervious to conventional weapons and equipped with devastating firepower—dominate the battlefield; their mere presence guarantees victory, rendering traditional armies obsolete. But this new paradigm of combat is about to be upended. Qwenthur Barbotage, a student specializing in Object Design, and Havia Winchell, a noble-born radar analyst, are stationed with the Legitimate Kingdom's 37th Mobile Maintenance Battalion, tasked with supporting the Baby Magnum, one of their nation's Objects. When a battle goes wrong, the pair find themselves in a dire situation: unarmored infantry facing the overwhelming might of an enemy Object. As they struggle to save themselves and their comrades, a spark of hope emerges, and the world's understanding of Objects is forever altered. Heavy Object follows these two soldiers, along with Milinda Brantini, the pilot of the Baby Magnum, and their commanding officer Frolaytia Capistrano, as their unit travels across the globe, engaging in one conflict after another. Confronted by an endless series of impossible odds, they must rely on every ounce of their intelligence and bravery to overcome the seemingly invincible foes that are Objects.

Naive 16-year-old Mamori Tokonome is used to being picked on at school because her last name can also be interpreted as "virgin." But soon, the young girl will have to grow accustomed to being teased in other ways... Abducted during PE class, Mamori awakens to find herself stranded and fighting for her life on the exotic island known as Mermaid. Fortunately, the mysterious fellow castaway Mirei Shikishima knows exactly how to take charge—with a passionate kiss, Mirei triggers Mamori's Exter transformation abilities, turning the innocent redhead into a battle-ready cutlass through the power of arousal. The duo will need to harness that power, as Mermaid Island is filled with potential allies and enemies: Charlotte, the sadistic leader of an Exter harem; the gluttonous and cunning Meifon; the enigmatic yet charismatic Akira Hiiragi; and the erotic biker duo Lady Lady. Mamori and Mirei's powerful and intimate bond is the only way for them to ensure their survival on this scandalous island.

A new year brings fresh experiences, particularly at the Rabbit House! Ever since she started working at the café, Kokoa Hoto has grown used to her role as a waitress, even though the Rabbit House isn't the bunny-filled paradise she originally imagined. Life is comfortable, and she treasures the time she spends both on the job and having fun with her friends and fellow waitresses: Chino Kafuu, a sweet middle schooler who carries a fuzzy rabbit named Tippy, and Rize Tedeza, the pigtailed daughter of a soldier who stays ready for any situation. Alongside Chiya Ujimatsu and Sharo Kirima, who work at neighboring cafés in the same town, the Rabbit House team gets caught up in all kinds of wild escapades. During these adventures, the girls come across a troubled novelist, competing cafés, hidden treasure, and even... chocolates laced with alcohol?

Ritsuka Tachibana has always been a model student, so she is utterly taken aback when the student council summons her for violating school rules. Led by Rem Kaginuki, the council—which also includes Urie Sogami, Shiki Natsumezaka, and Mage Nanashiro—attempts to interrogate her, but it quickly becomes apparent they have hidden agendas. This is merely the start of Ritsuka's troubles. After her mother is abducted, her life is thrown into chaos, and she becomes entangled in a power struggle between vampires and devils. Both factions are hunting for the "Grimoire," a forbidden artifact that grants its holder dominion over the world, and Ritsuka has a mysterious link to this strange item. The return of her protective older brother Lindo from abroad gives Ritsuka hope that things might return to normal. But even her sibling conceals dark secrets of his own. Ritsuka starts to wonder who she can trust, and whether she can resist her growing fascination with the dangerously attractive student council members.

The Amusement Club returns with Kyouko Toshinou's wild ideas, Chinatsu Yoshikawa's plotting, Yui Funami's sarcastic comments, and Akari Akaza's barely noticeable presence, all aiming to make every day as enjoyable as possible. Whether they're competing in an arm wrestling match or cooking pancakes together, this group of fun-seekers always gives their full effort. The club members are frequently joined by their friends from the Student Council, who also know how to have a good time. Though things can get a bit chaotic when all eight girls gather, that doesn't stop them from getting together and enjoying themselves.

After winning the 63rd National Sensha-dou tournament, the girls of Ooarai Girls Academy succeeded in preventing their school's closure by the Japanese Ministry of Education. However, new problems arise: a ministry official claims the agreement was not legally enforceable, and the Ooarai school carrier is set to be scrapped. Students and their families are angered by this unfairness and sink into hopelessness, feeling powerless to save the school. Their final hope is a proposed match against the All-Stars University Sensha-dou team, which brings together the most skilled students from across the nation. Even though Ooarai is heavily outnumbered and clearly outmatched, they take on the challenge.

Cold and alone, a nameless man awakens in a forest surrounded by unfamiliar sights. With no memories to guide him, he is completely lost until he encounters Kuon—a young girl possessing animal ears and a tail. She rescues him, guiding them both to her village while fending off "boro-gigiri," enormous centipede-like monsters, and a strange red slime. Upon reaching safety, she gives him the name Haku, after a notable historical figure from the region. He soon realizes he is unique—the only person lacking animal ears and a tail. Together, they travel to Yamato's capital, the country where Kuon lives, meeting new people and forming bonds, all while unwittingly becoming entangled in the political tensions and internal conflicts of Yamato... Utawarerumono: Itsuwari no Kamen follows Haku as he gradually unravels the mysteries of this foreign world. He strives to uncover the truth behind the red slimes and prevent war from breaking out among the neighboring nations.

On the planet Gift, a valuable crystalline material called Giftium is hidden deep underground. Sougo Amagi, a young boy living in the mining town of Garden Indigo, shares his mother's fascination with Giftium and often searches for rare crystals in the area. But the greatest find Sougo stumbles upon is not a mineral—it is a person. After getting caught in a fight at school, he falls into the depths of an abandoned mine. In the darkness far below, a mysterious girl named Felia emerges from a massive crystal, her red eyes and blue hair marking her as unlike anyone he has met. This strange encounter forges a bond between them. However, Felia is hunted by a secret organization that wants to exploit her abilities. Together with his friends, Sougo must protect her while uncovering the truth about the girl who came from the crystal.

Akari Mamiya, a first-year student at Tokyo Butei High, deeply admires the S-rank Butei Aria Holmes Kanzaki and hopes to emulate her. Although she is only a clumsy E-rank Butei, Akari's determination to improve stays strong. When the idea of an Amica contract—a senior-student mentorship program—with Aria is suggested, Akari files a request to initiate such an agreement. Her classmates and friends doubt that Aria will accept, mainly because of the girl's strict selection process, but to everyone's surprise, Aria gives Akari a chance through a test, which Akari miraculously passes! However, Aria will not officially make Akari her Amica until she meets Aria's standards. Training under Aria will be no easy feat, as Akari must also balance her relationships with her friends. Does Akari have what it takes to walk the same path as her idol?

In the 41st year of the Shinka Era, on a bright July day, Jirou Hitoyoshi is assigned to secretly eavesdrop on a confidential meeting between a high-ranking government scientist and an industrial spy. But his cover is blown, and the spy turns out to be an alien in disguise. During the ensuing commotion, Jirou calls on café waitress and magical girl Kikko Hoshino for help—she is one of many "superhumans" living hidden within society, quietly protecting humanity from extraterrestrial dangers. As an agent of the government's Super Population Research Laboratory, Jirou's job is twofold: safeguard superhumans who defend people, and eliminate those considered too hazardous to exist. After proving herself a reliable ally, Kikko is invited to join the agency as its newest member. Five years later, disapproval and hostility toward superhumans have become widespread in Tokyo. Between government corruption, clashing ideas of justice, and the ethics of superhuman rights, the balance between humans and the supernatural minority is fragile, with whispers of unrest and unease spreading throughout the world. Under mysterious circumstances, Jirou has betrayed the agency and is now a fugitive on the run. As he sneaks through the rainy back alleys of Shinjuku, he is chased by the very same superhumans he once recruited.

In the 1960s, a brilliant young medical student strives to carve out his own reputation. Kuroo Hazama is a quiet man with distinctive black-and-white hair, a body marked by scars, and a mysterious, painful history. Though still a student, his exceptional surgical skill draws notice after he successfully performs an operation deemed impossible. Accompanied by the earnest and candid intern Maiko Okamoto and Yabu, a close companion facing his own struggles, Hazama dedicates himself to the medical field. Yet his road to becoming a respected surgeon is fraught with obstacles as student protests, warfare, and corruption plague Japan. Hazama soon becomes entangled in a series of sinister situations that test his personal ethics and his ambition to become a surgeon. Young Black Jack follows the tale of a man capable of extraordinary medical achievements and the path that transforms him into the legendary figure known as Black Jack.

Fifteen-year-old Komori Shuri is a middle school girl who simply cannot say no when people ask for her help. Always agreeing to do favors for others has built up her physical strength to an amazing degree. Yet, despite that, she remains an ordinary teenage girl navigating adolescence. This anime is filled with the daily highs and lows of everyday life!

Lupin serves as the central character in this series, which is set in Italy and San Marino. In keeping with its location, the anime premiered in Italy before its broadcast in Japan. Enthusiasts of Lupin III will observe that the iconic thief now wears a blue jacket, succeeding his earlier looks in green (first series and select OVAs), red (the second series, along with most films and TV specials), and pink (third series).

The Hacka Dolls are artificial intelligence programs designed to scan individuals and curate personalized news and information. These widely used, customized robots have assisted a broad spectrum of people, ranging from government officials to professional athletes. However, a significant decline in performance standards results in the creation of three defective units. Because of their flawed personalities, they are dispatched to Earth with the goal of helping humanity in any manner possible. Whether they are urging a fujoshi to sell doujinshi at Comiket or participating in an idol group, these three dolls will undertake any assignment provided it aligns with their ethical code. Despite their imperfections, they approach their duties with utmost seriousness and relentless enthusiasm, always striving to help others to the best of their abilities.

Eight words sum up Youtarou Hanabusa's feelings: "I just want to live a normal life." Unfortunately, as a member of the Knights of the World, his training in this ancient international order has left him with a condition he calls "White Knight Syndrome." This condition forces Youtarou to act heroically and chivalrously whenever he sees someone in danger. To conceal his identity during these embarrassing moments, he always carries a mask. One day, he saves Makio Kidouin, the young daughter of a wealthy and elite family. He has no idea this single heroic act will change his life forever. Soon, he is both blessed with a life of luxury and cursed with abnormality, because his new friend Makio lives far from an ordinary existence. Between handling the antics of six-year-old Makio and dealing with a strange group of friends and scheming enemies, Youtarou must protect his new friend while keeping his masked alter ego, Knight Lancer, a secret.

Seeking the high school student who once inspired him, Yuuta Hoshitani enrolls in the renowned Ayanagi Academy, an institution famous for cultivating extraordinary musical talent. Admission to the elite Musical Department requires passing a competitive selection process, with the powerful Kao Council of third-year students holding significant sway over both the curriculum and student placements. To join the department quickly, Hoshitani aims to join a Star Team, which provides direct instruction from a Kao Council member. His efforts attract the attention of Itsuki Ootori, leading Hoshitani to become the protege of the Council’s most unconventional member. Team Ootori also includes Hoshitani’s roommate, Tooru Nayuki; Kakeru Tengenji, a novice Kabuki performer; the reserved Shuu Kuga; and Kaito Tsukigami, the sibling of celebrated alumnus Haruto. As Hoshitani grapples with his limited abilities, his teammates must confront their own flaws. Battling against rival Star Teams and the remaining Kao Council members, Team Ootori strives to forge their unique identity and secure a spot in the prestigious Ayanagi Festival.

In a modern era brimming with remarkable technological progress, the bizarre and eerie can seem even more terrifying than normal. Yet no matter how much civilization evolves, the dread of the unknown persists. The hapless individuals featured in Kowabon encounter this very situation, confronting paranormal phenomena through their daily devices. Whether it is a terrifying glimpse captured on a parking lot surveillance feed or a video call that veers into the unforeseen, those afflicted fight to flee the entities that pursue them. But the destiny in store for these ill-fated victims might be a horror surpassing death itself.

Stir both your spirit and your physique! Every episode presents diverse exercises including push-ups, sit-ups, twists of the spine, dancing, yoga, stretching, core training, and tai chi. The five girls who dream of being idols join you in these workouts, promising to reduce your undesirable body fat percentage by 1000%...!

A video blogger tries to fabricate cryptid encounters to boost his channel's popularity, only to face a real monster that kills his entire crew. Meanwhile, students are attacked by a creature resembling a sandworm, triggering a life-and-death battle within their own school. As more assaults by mysterious beings occur, researcher Sousuke Banba takes it upon himself to uncover the truth. Armed with only the word "Kagewani" as a clue, he investigates the locations of recent incidents, hoping to find a way to eliminate the creatures permanently. Yet Sousuke soon discovers that these dangers to humanity are closer than expected when the pharmaceutical firm Sarugaku begins interfering with his inquiry.

Monsters called "Horrors" have entered the world through gates from the Makai Realm of Darkness. These corrupt, demonic beings can take over human bodies and feed on their souls. Anyone outside after sunset may never see the sunrise again, but those living in the capital city are safe—they are shielded by a spiritual force field generated by the sorcerer group known as Onmyouji. The Golden Knight Raikou, who wields legendary armor, declares he will protect everyone from the Horrors. With his attendant Kintoki and the mysterious Makai Alchemist Seimei by his side, he strives to become a powerful Makai Knight, but Raikou is not ready to handle the armor's side effects. Frustrated by his own weaknesses, he embarks on a journey of self-discovery to overcome his flaws and prove his worth.

A hot springs fairy who had been dormant for many years finally awakens in present-day Japan. During her long sleep, she transformed into a little girl. She now works alongside the local residents while trying to recover her powers.

Sixth season of the Teekyuu series.

Continuation of Soukyuu no Fafner: Dead Aggressor - Exodus.

Third season of Miss Monochrome: The Animation.

The story of Tantei Team KZ Jiken Note follows sixth grader Aya Tachibana, who constantly frets over friends, family, grades, and other concerns. One day, she joins the Detective Team KZ along with four very unusual boys she encountered at cram school: Kazuomi Wakatake, Takakazu Kuroki, Kazunori Uesagi, and Kazuhiko Kozuka.

This series depicts the daily life of Somera Nonomoto, who along with her younger sister Kukuru, wields the powerful kenpo known as Nonomoto Mahou-ken, a technique passed down from their mother.

Hajime Kindaichi finds himself drawn into solving baffling mysteries and untangling crimes that would stump even the most experienced detectives. Whether it's a brutal murder and suspicious events tied to the Japanese board game Go; a strange and unsettling case involving the enigmatic figure "Rosenkreutz" and blue roses; or terrifying incidents linked to an urban legend at a winter ski resort—Hajime is determined to crack them all.

Reina, Ryouka, and Ruriko are second-year high school classmates who have become experts at whipping up easy, B-class meals known as JK meshi. Whenever they lose focus while studying for exams, they turn to cooking these dishes.

The first half of the second season of Cardfight!! Vanguard G series.

The Rainy Color café is never without its share of excitement. The arrival of the Koga brothers from England—Noel, who is full of curiosity, and the more shy and reserved Nicola—keeps their sibling, café manager Shion, constantly busy. Also joining them is cameraman and photographer Jun Arisawa, who shares an enigmatic connection with café owner Koji Amami. And then there is a special photograph that sparks a wide range of heartfelt and comedic reactions from the Rainy Color staff.

In the neighborhood, there is a dog named Muco, a sweet and lovable Shiba Inu with a glittering nose. She lives in the mountains with Komatsu, her owner and best friend, who works as a glassblower. The two companions share wonderful experiences, whether going for walks or playing in the pond in front of their house. No matter where they go or what they do, Muco always cherishes her best friend Komatsu.

On his way home from school, Hibiki Kazaguruma, a sixth-grader, encounters Bureikin, a quirky little robot. Bureikin hails from a parallel dance dimension, where he challenged the reigning dance king for the throne but was defeated. Stripped of his Dance Stones, which hold the power of dance, he was exiled to the human world. To regain his strength, Bureikin needs to gather every Dance Stone scattered across the planet.

Super deformed Hamatora.

The outrageous misadventures of an almost normal family featuring a housewife, her husband, and their two children, Yuusuke and Mikan. This series delivers wacky humor centered on the daily life of this peculiar family.

In the twenty-first century, the iconic figures of Fist of the North Star navigate a peaceful Japan, though their lives have taken mundane turns. Kenshirou is employed at a convenience store, Raoh works in a factory, and the ill Toki searches for employment. Thus begins the legend of the Fighting NEET North Star in the modern era. Each episode concludes with short stories from the Hokuto no Ken: Ichigo Aji manga. This spinoff gag manga serves as a parody of the original series by Buronson and Tetsuo Hara, featuring page-long jokes primarily focused on Souther. The humor arises from Souther’s interactions during his final battle with Kenshiro and his unauthorized appearances in other parts of the series. Recurring gags include a turbaned boy repeatedly stabbing Souther in the leg each time he ascends the pyramid stairs, and Rei unexpectedly transforming into Souther during his signature moments.

What blood type is most skilled at persuading a father to accept a marriage proposal? How do the different types react when the power goes out? Whether facing rejection from a romantic interest, cracking a murder case, or packing for a trip abroad, these stereotypical depictions of the four blood groups consistently manage to inject excitement into any situation.

Cocotama are minuscule deities that originate from the emotions and thoughts directed toward objects treated with deep affection. The fact that they wear the shell of the egg they hatch from as underwear serves as evidence of their apprentice status. Utilizing enigmatic magic, these beings undergo rigorous training to assist humanity and ascend to the rank of full gods. Residing within human homes, they navigate stealthily to help locate lost items, though their efforts are often marred by frequent errors.

This slow-life anime falls under the datsuryoku-kei (ennui-style) comedy genre, capturing the trivial aspects of daily existence. The series tracks the ordinary routines of Heroes from the worlds of Tezuka Production and Tatsunoko Production, adapted for their modern television appearances, and fuses motion-captured improvisational acting with computer animation into comedic short vignettes.

This story centers on a professional boxer who, after suffering an injury, decides to become a manga artist. He adopts two cats: Kuro, who is very shy, and her younger sister Chin.

Music video for Namie Amuro's "B Who I Want 2 B", a track from her album Genic, featuring Hatsune Miku.

The warm and soothing anime shorts series centers on a feline brought back from the dead who roams the streets of town. Even as a zombie, this cat manages to charm every resident into falling for it.

An animated flash series of the manga Mini Vanguard.